In response to your comments: There's nothing wrong with racing your car if you know how to drive. But the honest truth is, I never raced this car because I babied it. I just hit 46,000 miles in it this past weekend driving it to the shop to get an tune up and oil change. If someone who is buying this car is worried about the motor or tranny, there is a website which i put in the description or I can give a phone number to the dealership to verify the condition of the vehicle. Probably one of the best condition 02's you'll ever see daily driven.
On the 2nd note.. you calling me a ricer for having an email called driftstars?
I'm not sure if you're hating because you can't drift or because you are jealous that I can. I came to that conclusion by noticing you drive an Corolla GTS. Obviously for drifting, or should i say trying to drift. I've owned a "AE86" before you even knew what the car was. I bought my first 86 coupe in 1992 and owned 2 other 86's since then. I've purchased my Supra TT in 1996 and a Celica GTS in 2000. I guess I would call myself a Toyota Enthusiast. The point which i'm coming to is this: Don't try or begin to criticize me when you have less credibility then the one you are trying to belittle.
To end this on a happy note. I'm not here to argue with you or start a flame thread. I'm actually not even upset with you and I forgive you for your antic comments.
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Originally Posted by Bob Danger
First off, your car in excellent condition blue books at like 16,800 Why do people think that modifying a car makes it more valuable? Not to mention that judging by you’re mods you don't compete in any SCCA events, which means that you either street race or drag race which means the transmission and differential could be thrashed, and you’re e-mail "driftstars" really makes you sound like a "ricer".
I've seen forums that require you to be a member for so long before you can post in the classified section; if we keep getting people joining just to sell crap can we implement something like that?
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